For Mentors Interested in Nurturing Early Career Investigators in HIV Research
Aldea Center on Mount Sutro
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Structural analysis of power and access to care using a Black feminist praxis: Misogynoir, obstetric racism, and service provision for HIV patient populations, evaluation, and training
A Tribute to Drs. Jay Levy and Paul Volberding from NIAID Director Dr. Anthony Fauci and Spotlighting UCSF Leaders at the Forefront of the HIV Response
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Historical and contemporary context of Anti-Black gendered racism, misogynoir, and obstetric racism: frameworks, theories, and concepts in relation to HIV-related stigma and patient health care experiences
Part of: The Intersection of Misogynoir: Obstetric Racism & HIV, a three-part series
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Speakers: Julia McQuoid, PhD, OUHSC and Chad Campbell, PhD, UCSF
Interrogating the promise of biomedical HIV technologies: Health disparities and the rollout of long-acting injectable ART and PrEP
Session 4: Of Hesitancy and Harm Reduction
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Presented by the Inter-CFAR Substance Use Research Community (I-SURC)
Session 3: Risk and Decision-making in a Climate of Uncertainty
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UCSF World AIDS Day 2021
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The Intersection of Misogynoir: Obstetric Racism & HIV, a three-part series
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The Intersection of Misogynoir: Obstetric Racism & HIV, a three-part series
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The Intersection of Misogynoir: Obstetric Racism & HIV, a three-part series
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Historical and contemporary context of Anti-Black gendered racism, misogynoir, and obstetric racism: frameworks, theories, and concepts in relation to HIV-related stigma and patient health care experiences
The Pacific AIDS Education & Training Center, HIVE, and the National Clinician Consultation Center, invite you to attend this three-part series.
The Intersection of Misogynoir: Obstetric Racism & HIV, a three-part series
Speaker: Dr. Karen A. Scott, MD, MPH, FACOG
Session #1: Historical and contemporary context of Anti-Black gendered racism, misogynoir, and obstetric racism: frameworks, theories, and concepts in relation to HIV-related stigma and patient health care experiences
November 12, 2021 @ 9:30am-11am -
CFAR Excellence Awardees Presentation 2022
Each year the UCSF-Gladstone Center for AIDS Research recognizes the work of remarkable early-career investigators in translational, behavioral, clinical, and basic science. The Early-Career Research Excellence Awards are given at the CFAR Future Leaders in HIV Annual Research Symposium, where recipients give brief presentations on their current work.
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CAPS/PRC Town Hall presents: Morgan Philbin, PhD, Columbia University
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CAPS Qualitative Working Group Presents Qualitative Interviewing Strategies
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UCSF Town Hall: 40 Years of AIDS
